Monday, December 15, 2025

Cubs’ Nico Hoerner to Miss Tokyo Series to Focus on Elbow Rehab

Cubs infielder Nico Hoerner will miss the Tokyo Series opener due to injury, focusing on rehabilitation for a return in April.

North Korea on Edge as Pyongyang Warns of Torrential Rains and Flood Threats

North Korea issues heavy rain warnings for multiple provinces, urging residents to take safety measures amid potential flooding.

New Strategies Proposed for North Korean Human Rights by U.S. Envoy

Julie Turner suggested that cooperation with non-traditional partners close to North Korea should be considered to address the issue of ...

Health

The Easiest Way To Lose Investor Trust? Just Steal $6.7 Billion! BMS Masterclass In Bad Business

Bristol Myers Squibb faces a $6.7B lawsuit over alleged delays in drug approvals affecting former Celgene shareholders' payouts.

Global Pharma Giants Join Samsung Biologics in Major Climate Pledge to Cut Supply-Chain Emissions by 2030

Samsung Biologics leads a global initiative to reduce carbon emissions in healthcare, aiming for sustainability and renewable energy by 2030.

TRUST ME, I’m an Expert: Trump’s Tylenol-Autism Claim Exposes Washington’s Dangerous NEW Brand of Idiocy

Trump claims Tylenol during pregnancy may raise autism risk, but medical experts refute this as unsupported by scientific evidence.

GAME OVER: Samsung Biologics Declares War With ‘ExellenS’—A Standard That Kills All Biotech Competition

Samsung Biologics launches ExellenS in Europe, enhancing biopharmaceutical production with standardized quality and efficiency.

Chinese & Indian Medical Invasion: Pharmaceutic Dependency on Risk of Essential Medicine Supply

Concerns rise over South Korea's API industry reliance on China and India, with self-sufficiency at a record low of 25.6% in 2023.
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Big Pharma Braces for $300 Billion Loss as Blockbuster Drug Patents Expire

Global pharma faces $300B losses from patent expirations, prompting a shift to multi-indication drugs and innovative therapies.

Rising Use of GLP-1 Drugs May Be Linked to Rare Pancreatitis Cases, Study Finds

Reports of acute pancreatitis linked to GLP-1 diabetes drugs surge in the UK, prompting investigations and conflicting academic findings.

Rainy Weather Can Worsen Arthritis Pain—Here’s What Doctors Recommend

Arthritis pain may worsen during rainy weather due to humidity and low pressure; managing temperature and activity is essential.

Bad Breath? It Might Be a Bigger Problem Than You Think for Your Dog

A dog's oral health impacts overall well-being; tartar builds quickly, requiring vigilant care to prevent serious issues.

She Lost 2kg in a Week — Then Couldn’t Walk: Truth About Runner’s Heel Pain

A woman's running journey leads to plantar fasciitis, highlighting the importance of proper preparation and early treatment for runners.

New Obesity Drug Shows Big Promise — and It’s Not from Eli Lilly or Novo

Metsera leads emerging obesity treatments with promising drug MET-233i, showing significant weight loss in trials, amid rising competition.

CG MedTech’s Spine System Gets U.S. Debut in Texas Surgery

CG MedTech's INNOVERSE Spinal System gains FDA clearance and is successfully used in surgeries, marking a milestone for Korean medical devices.

Viral vs. Bacterial: Understanding the Summer Diarrhea Spike

Summer sees a rise in diarrhea cases, often due to food poisoning, gastroenteritis, or indigestion, each needing specific care.

He Just Had to Pee a Lot—Turns Out It Was Cancer

A 73-year-old man diagnosed with prostate cancer highlights the importance of early detection and regular screenings for prostate health.

Thinking About Jaw Surgery? Here’s What You Should Know First

Jaw correction surgery addresses malocclusion and facial asymmetry, requiring careful evaluation and post-operative care for safety.

Feeling Sick From the A/C? It Might Not Be COVID—But Be Careful

As COVID-19 resurges, increased use of air conditioning during heatwaves leads to a rise in cooling-related illnesses, causing confusion.

Tooth Loss Starts Here: Experts Warn of Soaring Gum Disease Case

Last year's top outpatient disease was gum disease, not the common cold. Proper brushing techniques for prevention are discussed.

Smoker? Heavy Drinker? You’re at Risk for This Silent Cancer

Tongue cancer is rare yet rising among younger adults. Early detection and treatment are crucial for survival and preserving function.

Bladder Cancer: The Silent Risk You Shouldn’t Ignore After 40

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month; smoking increases risk. Regular screenings are vital for early detection and improved survival rates.

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